A Russian comes of age at 26 amid bomb threats
The weekly column surveys varied notes from Russia Germany and the United States. It cites a 26 year old Russian amid bomb-throwers a German professor on cures for bachelor life and English anxieties about dreadnoughts. It also mentions Alaska gold exports and US trade data.
Peculiar Cedar Falls election bet and Iowa mis fortune items
A Cedar Falls oddity sees George Rittman back Porter for governor while Jacob Burgen supports Cummins. Other Iowa news include a Sioux City marriage scandal, a 13 year old corn husker, a fatal shooting in Allison, severe fire losses in Pella and Monroe, a fatal Keokuk railroad accident, and multiple court and crime notes with local civic concerns.
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Cedar Falls
George Rittman
Rittman
Porter
Jacob Burgen
Cummins
John A. Kelley
Sioux City
Mary B. Kelly
Kelly
Merle Allen
Near Scheldahl
Iowa
Allen
Lane
Odd Fellows
Mason City
James Deere
Allison
Marshal Rufue Cooper
Deere
Cooper
Klocker and
Kean
Cascade
Styles & Coppress
Clarence
Margaret Sauders
Ottumwa
Bill Dunnigan
Colorado
Templebar
Ariz
Cripple Creek
Colo
C. B. West
Oskaloosa
Walter Meek
Penn College
Monroe
Guy Clifton
R. Vanderploeg
Pella
H. C. Knappen
Justice of the Peace of
Clear Lake
Knappen
A. J. Marsh
Young
Olson
William Nagle
Davenport
Henry County
Carl Brady
Island B
Drury Township
Nagle
Supreme Court
James A. Guest
Burlington
Guest Piano Company
Sheridan
Winchester
Iowa National Guard
Malta Lodge of
Knight Templars
North Marshall
South Hardin
Liscomb
Bangor
New Providence
Union
Boone
There
Webster City
B. T. Stearns
Waterloo
C. Blommers
Keokuk
Frank Black
Warsaw
Black
David Stevens
Des Moines
Stevens
Frank Chadwick
la Porte
Albert Dawes
Forest Young
Rasmus Frette
Story City
Perry Brick and Tile
W. H. McCammoni
Perry Savings and Exchange Bank
McCammon
Grant J. Ross
Elty
Health Departmentas
Ross
Will Harrell
Lester Burrell
Ed M. McCall
Nevada
bin Rickets
Vinje
McCall
Harrell
Burrell
Decatur County
Court House
Couny
Leon
Week's elections show Hughes victory in New York
Across the nation results favor Republicans with Roosevelt backed by a Republican Congress. Hughes defeats Hearst for New York governor by about 62 000. Hearst wins Greater New York by 65 000 while rural areas back Hughes. Republicans win Illinois and Cook County. Iowa, Michigan, and several western states tilt Republican with multiple governors reelected. Oklahoma to be written by Democrats. Florida glades drainage defeated. statewide Republican wins in Conn and Pa. Guild in Massachusetts. Davidson in Wisconsin.
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Charles ©. Hughes
W. R. Hearst
New York
Hearst
Greater
Hughes
Supreme Courts
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Illinois
Illinois Assembly
Cullom
Cook County
Chicago
Caverly
Prindiville
Cummins
Iowa
Lacey
H. A. Buchtel
Denver University
Colorado
Adams
E. W. Hoch
William A. Harris
Hoch
Warner
Michigan
Oklahoma
Everglades
Florida
Bailey
Texas
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Charles Floyd
New Hampshire
George L. Sheldon
R. I
Nebraska
Johnson
Minnesota
Macsachusetts
Guild
James O. Davidson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Wyoming
United States
Ottawa
Kan
John Nelson
Esther Sumner Damon
Plymouth Union
Erie Railroad
Dominion
Matan
Quebec
Liverpool
Montreal
Liberal Party
Cuba
Alfredo Zayas
Marfa
Presidio County
Ita
San Francisco
Albert J. Atkins
E. J. Lewis
Clarence Igenfitz
Mary Katz
Drytown
Frisco
Fort Worth
Joseph D. Wilkinson
Robert Fowler
Hillsboro
Tex
Smith & Thomas
James A. Guest
Guest Piano Company
Burlington
Charles Feeney
Springfield
Ill
New Bixby
Long Beach
Cal
Ministry of Marine
Bering Straits
Arctic Ocean
John Price Wetherill
Philadelphia
P. T. Powers
Eastern Baseball League of Baseball Clubs
Providence
Hugh Duffy
A. G. Doe
Walter J. Marcley
Massachusetts
Rutland
Walker
Minn
Cripple Creek
Rosemont
D. O. Smart
Kansas City
Independence Avenue Christian Church
Sir Thomas Lipton
Wilson Marshall
Sir Thomas
Thomas H. MacDonald
R. A. C. Smith
Bridgeport
Mutual Life Company
William JR
Bakersfield
Secretary of the Navy
New Foundland
Bay Islands
Ama
Pittsburg
J. Jay Dunn
Charles T. Cle
Frank T. Emmett
Shelby Steel Tu Company
Warrentown
Warren County
Missouri
E Louis
Charles T. Ackert
Waters-Pierce — Pany
William Crockett
Sam H Derson
Dothan
Ala
H. Pearce
Dee Crockett
George M. Nolan
Jacville
Fla
Ol Kan
University of Texas, Austin
Milwaukee
Huron
John Phelan
Ley
Giovanni Bruno
Keon
Col
Sicily
Panama
United States Circuit Court Appeals
St. Paul
Chicago Board of
Merchants’ Exchange
Louis
Lochren
States District Court
Minnea
Ials
Multiple global incidents and deaths prompt wide tremors
A flurry of reports lists balloon bystanders injured in Mount Vernon Illinois, a railway veteran F A Tucker dies in Omaha, and Lieut Frank Swift of the Fish Commission vessel Fish Hawk passes away in Charleston. Other items note executions in Riga, a Brooklyn will leaving 400000 to charity, bribery claims in Castellane cases, and Roosevelt reprimanding a weather chief. Fire, disease, crashes, and political shifts populate the spread with diverse names and places.
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Mount Vernon
F. A. Tucker
Omaha
Council Bluffa Street Railway Company
St. Bernard's Hospital
Franklin Swift
Fish Commission
Fish Hawk
Charleston
3. C
Riga
Caroline H. Polhemus
Brooklyn
Maitre Bonnet
Boni de Castellane
Roosevelt
Willis L. Moore
Weather Dureau
Cooper
Typographical Union
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